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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
Baruch SpinOZa.

Rev. DR.. Schreiber read very inter-
esting and instructive paper last night
before the Historical Society of South
ern California, which meets every first
Monday of the month in the Council
Chamber. The learned Rabbi reviewed
the history of the Jews in Holland;
dwelt at some length on the drastic diff.
ferences Distinguishing the so.called Por.
tuguese from the German Jews, and
gave u clear, lucid and concise sketch of
the most striking features of the philo.
sophical system OF Baruch Spinoza, who,
although making scanty living by cut
ting of optical lenses, became the father
of modern philosophy, and who, though
cursed and reyiled by the narrow mind
ed and fanatical Portuguese Jews, be-
came milestone in the history of hu.
manity and blessing to mankind. The
Doctors essay was highly appreciated
by the cultured audience.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
Preliminary Arrangements.

The Police and Constables met last
evening in Justice Austin's Court room
to make arrangements for the coming
ball game to take place next Saturday
afternoon, Captain Tyler in the chair.
Mr.. A. c. Clark was selected as Secre.
tary, j. S. Skinner was elected Treas.
urer. A. c. Clark moved that the
Senenth Infantry Band be engaged and
that both mines parade on the day of the
game. Carried. 1t was suggested that
the uniforms of some of the other clubs
be adopted, but some opposed this idea
and thought something odd should be
adopted. On motion of Ed. Smith,
Messrs. Ed. Smith, Chief Skinner and
F. Smith were appointed as committee
to select the uniforms. On motion of A.
G. Clark the following were appointed
as committee of arrangements
Messrs. Clark, Alexander and Clemens.
On motion Of Mr.. Clark il was ordered
that Chief Skinner be assessed S., the
Umpire be assessed $5, Capt. Tyler So so,
Secretary Clark $3.50, and the msmbers
of the mines So each for the purpose OF
paying the expenses Of the game. The
meeting then adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
British senevo,ent society.

At the regular monthly meeting Of
this society held last night at the office
of the Hon. Secretary, the following
officers were eIected: President, G.. G..
Charlton; First Vice.President Rusk
Harris; Second Vice. President, James
Taylor; Hon. Secretary and Treasurer,
w. r. Blackman.
Direclors-E. p. 1omkinson, A. G.
DobinsoD, Thomas Vaughan, F. II.
Rogers and Thomas Pascoe.
Board of Relief-P. G.. Dddy, C. A.
Sumner and j. o. Machean.
Hon. Physicians-Doctors. I'll. Worth.
ington. Ii. Nadeau and R. S. Den.
The meeting decided, by a two thirds
vote of all the members of the Society,
to incorporate and the attorneys were
instructed to prepare the necessary
papers. This action has become neces.
sary owing to the fact that the Society
now owns valuable real estate in the
city. A hearty vote of thanks was
passed to Capt. A. j. Hutchinson, the
retiring President, who, it was an
nounced, has generously donated the
furniture to the proposed Victoria Cot
tage Hospital, to be erected in honor O
the Queens jubilee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
HOW THEY WILL ADJUST IT.
Suit ON Account of stocks,

SAN Francisco, June 6. - Frank
O'Brien has sued Greenebaum & Strauss,
stockholders, and Henry Wolfsohn, to
recover certain shares in Consolidated
California. Con. Virginia and Ophir
Mining companies, and $4,000 in coin
of his which was in the hands of Greene.
baum & Strauss, and which was valued
in all at $4,000. This amount, the
plaintiff alleges the defendants con.
verted to their own use. 1t is further
alleged that Wolfsohn has paid certain
creditors wrongfully to the exclusion of
plaintiff. Plaintiff also petitions that
the appointment of Wolfsohn as admin.
istrator be annulled
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
ACCUSED OF BRlBERY.
Russia Highly Suspicious OF the
sultan of Turkey.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. June 7.-Nelidioff,
in communicating his governments OBJ
jections, limited that if the Sultan rati.
fled the convention, such action might
cost him his throne. He also indirectly
charged England with bribing the Grand
Vizier with f600, 600, and other palace
officials with large amounts, in order to
secure their approval of the convention.
The Sultan. after his interview with
Nelidiotf, hurriedly summoned Sir Henry
Drummond Wolff, special British Envoy,
with reference to Egypt, and questioned
him as to the truth of these charges.
Sir Henry Indignantly denied that he or
his government had been guilty of brib-
cry. Turkish officials who were said to
have received bribes, he also warmly
protested their innocence.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
kuSA GONZALEZ.
A Habeas Corpus sefore Judge
O,lstefVenV.


I. Yesterday morning Sonora Villavlo.
hos. obtained writ of habeas corpus on
behalf of her daughter Rose Gonzales,
whom she claimed was detained as a
prisoner in house of ill fame on Upper
Main street, kept by Maria Romero
The girl was taken before Judge 0'Mel-
veny and stated that she desired an at
torney and time to get witnesses. She
did not want ty go back to her home.
She said: my name is not Rose Con
zales. 1t is not Rose Villavlobos. My
right name is Rosana Gomez. found
this out by going TO the birth register of
the Spanish Catholic Church. My
mother is not the wife OF Villavlobos-
they were never married. They told
me that Villavlobos was my father.
did not believe it. That is why | went
to the church to see. About four months
ago my reputed father violated my per.
son. told my mother about it, and
she told me that she could do nothing.
He repeated his offence many times,
and treated me with great cruelty. /
had to work hard. l was not provided
whit shoes or decent clothing. He
would not allow me to speak to any
person. He said he would kill me if
told any person. AT last l told my
mother that would not stand it any
longer. told her that / wanted to go
away. She asked me where | would go,
and said anywhere. Then she took
me down to Maria Romero's. She is
my aunt. 1t is not true that her house
is a bad place. She makes her living by
doing laundry work. l do not wish to
go back home and undergo the treatment
| I have had there before. was taught
to read and write by Miss Boone. who
lives on First street, in Brook6eld's
building. She taught me without
charge" The case was continued until
q oicIock This mOrninu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
GENERAL NEWS.
Supposed Opinions of Car.
dinal Gibbons.
THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
Apache Hostiles Making Headway.
LawtOn on their Trail.
Yellow Fever.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALr
New YORK, June 6.-The CONNER r
ciat Adcertiser says: Cardinal Gibbon,
refuses to say anything of his intende &C
action on the labor question. Befor,
giving his views to the public he will
call to his counsel the eleven Arch
bishops of the American Catholic
hierarchy, and then decisive steps will
be taken which will leave no doubt o.
the church's attitude.
From close companion of Cardinal
Gibbons, a Commercial Advertiser re.
porter received some intimation regard
ing the probable character ofthe forth
coming Prsnunciamento.
The right of the l,boring men
to combine for their common
benefit will be conceded and all such
lawful combinations will receive the
blessings of the Church. blt Catholics
will be forbidden to take any part in
boycotts or other infringement of the
rights of citizens; and they will be for
hidden to join any Organization which
practices intimidation, whether of a
violent or other character. No Catholic
will be permitted to become a member
of any order which binds its members to
secrecy or blind obedience to the die.
tates of leaders.
CLOSE AFFINITY REQUIRED.
1t will also be proposed that closer
relation be brought about between the
Catholic members of labor organizations
and the Catholic clergy. The obiec.
OF this is to prevent Catholic
laboring men from drifting off
from the church, on account
of their associations with Protes.ants.
aud to keep them from adopting theories
which are antagonistic to the Roman
church's dogma.
THE CARDINAL AND DIR. M'GLYNN,
From the sources mentioned above it
was also learned that Cardinal Gibbons
position in the McGlynn case is simply
this: He likes DR.. McGlynn personally
and does not condemn him for advocat-
ing general property in land, for that
doctrine has not been declared heretical
by the Pope, speaking ex cathedra; but
he does blame DR.. McGlynn for rebellipg
against ecclesiastical superior, aud for
dabbling in politics to an extent unbe.
coming his priestly character.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
Judge John ID. BickneiI,s Ill
ness.

Sunday evening Judge j. d. Bicknell
was taken suddenly i'll at his residence,
No. 33l Temple street, and he continued
to grow worse and his symptoms more
alarming until yesterday afternoon,
when he began to recover slightly,
although his condition was still very
dangerous. His brother, DIR. II. Z.
Bicknell, and Dr. Maynard, were in
constant attendance until last night,
when DR.. Maynard left. Dr.. Blcknell
remained at the bedside of his brother
last night, and at late hour Judge
Bicknell was resting easier although he
had been and still was unable to retain
any food. His attack was very much
like cholera and came upon him very
suddenly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
HOsTILE Es MAKING HEADwAY.
They are Reported. at Calabas c 9
Near the Line.

NoGALEs, June "a dispatch re-
ceived here to-day states that seven.
teen Apache Indians have left the reser.
walton and taken to the war-path. Why
they left is unknown, but they seem to
mean business. Last night they were
near Calabasas, nine miles north of this
place.
They have perpetrated no depreda-
tions, and the supposition is that they
are making for the Sierra Madre noun
tains in Sonora. The commanding
officer of the troops stationed here has
been notified, and all due precautions
have been taken.
1t is stated that the Indians killed
one man near Calabasas. The command.
er of the troops here has been ordered
to take prompt steps to suppress them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
NOT LIKE THE MAINE LAW.
Tine Protection in California
Wines.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The San, in
speaking of the California Pure Wine
law. says the passage of the law shows
how important an interest the wine pro.
ducing business of California has be-
come. Wine growers and wine makers
in that State have actually induced the
italian government to undertake to
guarantee the products of their trade.
1t is a remarkable undertaking. The
efficiency Of the law seems to depend
more on the good faith of the parties
concerned than upon their detection and
punishment. Nevertheless, we suppose
q State label on bottle or barrel will
help the sale OF California wine to a
certain extent. 1t is legislation of a
very different sort from the Maine law I.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
typographical Union.

BUFFALO, June 6.--The thirty. fifth
annual convention of the International
Typographical Union began its session
here to-day. The forenoon was occu.
pied by work of the Committee on Gre.
deniials. In the afternoon, President
Jameson, of Nashville, delivered the
annual address. He congratulated the
convention on the progress made in the
past year and the cheerful outlook for
the future of the strike fund.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
National opera Company to Bay
reutEl.

LONDON, June 6.-Herr Seidl and
Stanton, of the American National
Opera Company, have gone to Bay
reuth to conclude d contract for the
recently presented production of Wag-
ner's lyric dramas in America. Herr
Seidl has acquired the American right
to perform Wagner symphony which
he will produce in the autumn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07

New York, June 6.-Eiitor O'Brien
was at his room in the Hoffman House
all the morning. He received many
callers. Peter Walsh, of District Az.
sembly rs, knights of Labor, called and
said: II came to say that of the 700
men who marched on Saturday night of
our assembly, four.ffths are In sympa.
thy with your action. have spoken
with most of them
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
SMALLPOX Raging.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. June 6.-Two
hundred and eighty casos of smallpox
have been reported to the authorities :.
There are fully 100 more isolated cases.
Patients are being treated by charlataus.
The masses are ignorant and will not be
vaccinated. Tits expected that the dis
ease will spread to all Cuban ports.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
Opinion About blaine.

PITTsBURG, June 6.-Ben. Jones,
Chairman of the Republican National
Executive Committee, left for New
York this morning. He said, while
he did not so there expressly to see
Blaine, he would be present and bid him
good bye. He stated further that neith.
er he nor any other person could say
whether or not Mr.. Blaine would come
out as Presidential candidate. He
thought he was not seeking the nomina-
tlon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
The Little BOY and HIS Gun.

FRESNO, June 6.-The little son OF
Mrs. Sherwood, of Oleander, was shot
in the thigh by his cousin, Lee Sher-
wood. on Saturday evening. Lee was
showing his aunt how the gun-locks
worked and snapped them, when the
gun was discharged. The boys thigh
was amputated, but the boy died last
night,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
The Thistle Wins Again.

LONDON, June Ga brisk breeze was
blowing this morning when the yachts
started in the race at Dover around the
course, "A miles long. The Thistle led
directly. She turned the pier within her
own length, and was quarter of mile
ahead of the other yachts at the end of
two miles. When the Thistle had COW
cred twenty-five miles, or half the length
of the course, she led the Genesta by
five minutes and forty.two seconds. At
4 P. NJ. the Thistle was the first boat
over the finishing line. She crossed at
3:l22S
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
Fighting the Evictioners.

DUBLIN, june THE first three
families evicted from Bodyke to-day
offered only passive resistance. Cox,
M. p, has persuaded them to refrain
from throwing boiling water upon the
police. In spite of that, however, the
Sheriff has ordered Cox off the premises.
When the police started to evict the
fourth family large quantity of boiling
meal and filthy water was thrown down
upon them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07

The following officers were nominated
at meeting of the Young Mems In.
stitute No. 10. held last evening: John
p. Moran. President; Ed. lyman, First
Vice President; f. A. Weinshank, Sec.
ond Vice President; Anthony Schwamm,
Recording Secretary; F. w. Monteom-
cry, Financial Secretary; d. S. McCar.
thy, Corresponding Secretary; Jos. Mes.
mer, Treasurer; j. G. Roman, Marshal;
DR.. M. Ramon, Surgeon; A. G. Lin.
brock, Geo. Weinehank, J. ID. O'Shearn,
I. Cooney, Isadore B. Dockweiler, Elk.
ecutive Committee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
ReSnecf In Wheeler.

WASHINGTON, June 6.--The President
to-day issued an order that as a mark of
public respect to the memory of ex.
Vice President Wheeler. the flags upon
all the public buildings in the city will
be displayed at half mast Oh the day of
the funeral of the deceased.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
Yllanlks.

The Grand Army Post of this city
tender their hearty thanks to all persons
who rendered their assistance, or who
in any way aided them in its very sue
cessful observance of Memorial Dav
May Both, 1887. By order of the Com
mittee.
E. p. JOHNSON, Chairman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
paSsibIe Death of Al. Sfeber.

GLOBE, A. T., June 6.--Troops from
San Carlos are on the trail of the rebel
lious Indians, but it is doubtful if they
will capture them. The number OF In
diana out does not exceed thirty. Sic
ber is said to have mortally wounded an
Indian before he was himself shot, and
who has since been reported dead.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
New Wine Disltllery.

SANTA Cruz, CAL, June Ga meeting
of the wine growers was held at Vine
Hill yesterday, and it was decided to
organize q joint stock company and erect
a winery in this city, to cost $50, 1000, for
the purpose of distillng and ageing wine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
Earthquake Near Quebec.

QUEBEC, June News has been
received of an earthquake which recent.
ly occurred in the vicinity of st. Louise
in the county of Listlet p. @. The
mountains in the second range of the
Roch Des Aulnais were greatly dis
turbed. Masses of rock from forty to
fifty feet square were dislodged and sent
hurting into the valley below. Some of
the largest trees in the forest were up
rooted. No serious accidents are re-
ported.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
Reduction works surned.

SAN Francisco, June 6.-The Cats
Nogales special says: "News has been
received here that copper reduc tion
works of the Compagnie Colo, at Santa
Rosario, have been partly consumed by
ire. The loss is half million dollars. =
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07

READING, Pa, June "a committee,
representing 1900 employees of the R cad.
ing Iron W orks, notified the managem ent
to-day that the employees would not ac-
cept the proposed reduction OF wages.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
Blaine Getting Ready.

NEW YORK, June 6 james G. Blaine
arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yes
terday msrning. Mrs. Blaine, with her
two daughters, Marguerite and Hattie,
will reach the city tomorrow and sail
with Blaine on the steamer Ems next
Wednesday, for Southampton, whence
the party will proceed at once to Lon
don. Very few persons called on Blaine,
as the fact of his arrival was not gener-
ally known. He appears to be in good
health.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07

SAN DIEDo, June 6.-The Bank ol
Oceanside was incorporated to-day.
Capital, $50, Bankers. principally
Eastern. -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
LawtOn After the Indians.

NoGALRs, A. T., June 6.-Four troops
of cavalry started from Fort Huachuca
this afternoon on scouting expedition
under the command of Captain Lawton.
The troops will probably endeavor to
head off the hostiles in the Patagonia
mountains and prevent their getting into
Old Mexioo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
EASTERN ,
Order to Stop the Landing
of French COnvicts.
WALSH BRACES UP O'BRIEN
What Gladstone DOes-Republican
Chairman's Opinion of
Blaine-BOnds.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
WASHINGTON, June Assistant Sec
retary Maynard to-day telegraphed to
the Collector of Customs at San Fran
cisco to prevent the landing of French
convicts from New Caledonia, should
any arrive at this port. Previous in
structions on this subject were sent by
mail, and it was said that immigrants
might arrive at San Francisco before
the letter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
France and Russia Talk to
Turkey,

CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 6.-De Mon
tebello and NelidoH. French and Rus.
sian Ambassadors respectively, have
lodged the objections of their govern
ments to the ratification by Turkey of
the Anglo.Turkish Convention in rela-
tion to Egypt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
Trouble at Zanzibar.

BERLIN, June 6.--Adviees from Zan-
zibar say that Karl Peters, Chief of the
German-African Society, recently raised
a military force and marched against
the natives of Dores Salaam to compel
them to sign treaties. The German
Consul. however, assisted by man of.
war. dispersed his force. 1t is expected
that Peters will take force of men to
Pangani and cause further trouble.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
HaiistOrn, Disasters.

LONDON, June 6. 6.-Violent hailstorms
have done immense damage in the TEN.
esvar and Bazios districts in Hungary.
The thunderstorms on Saturday in
Southwestern Germany resuted in a
loss OF several lives and great damage
to crops.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
Another Find Heats Mcssmcr,s.

MADRID, June 6 1t is reported that
hidden treasure to the value of ninety.
five million pounds has been discovered
in the palace of the deceased vigior, at
Rabat. Morocco. The Sultan, il is said.
has contiscated this treasure and is hav-
ing it conveyed to the imperial Golfers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
steamer Sunk by Collision.

LONDON, June Ga collision occurred
in the channelIbetween the British bark
Hamburg, Capt. Caldwell, from New
York, bound for Liverpool, and the
British steamer Fern. The steamer was
sunk and her captain and four seamen
were drowned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
William vii. wish Ems

BERLIN, June 6.--Emperor William.
on the advice of his physicians, has de-
cided not to so to Liebnilz. The Post
learns that the Emperor will go to Ems,
probably ON the 18th inst.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
Ea1rchiIds, Financial Opinion.

SAN FRANcIsco, June 6.-An Erana-
iner Washington special says: Secre.
tary Fairchilds thinks the financial con.
dition would indicate that all redeem
able bonds are now paid up. and it is
estimated the surplus for next year will
be Sl00, 600. 600. Forty millions of this
will be used in anticipating the interest
on all outstanding bonds. The Secre.
tary will not buy any bonds on the
market because he thinks the premium
is high enough now. He does not
think a special session will do his De-
partment any good.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
The Northern ErOsi.

ST. HELENA, June 6.--Unseasonable
weather still prevails here, alternating
in extreme heat and cold. The vines
have received further blight, but not
serious. A light frost is reported at
Calistoga this morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
Yellow Fever.

WAsHINGToN, June 6.-Every effort
is being made by officers of the Marine
Hospital Bureau to assist the local au-
thorities in Key West in checking the
spread of the yellow fever.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
Efforts TO stop Inflowing Sea

VIENNA, June 6.-The efforts of thou
sands of workmen for three days and
tons upon tons of stone and earth proved
sufficient to stop gap in the Kistio sea
dyke, in the submerged districts of Hun.
gary. 1t is agreed on all hands that the
burs ting of the dyke is due to culpable
negligence on the part of the govern.
ment, which has often been warned of
its weakened condition.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07

SAN Francisco, June 6.-Suit has
been commenced by George B. Mowry
against members of the Boycotting AS
sociatiou in this city for $25, The
plaintiff AYERS that defendants, by hav-
ing published and distributed pamphlets
stating that he sold Chinese pork, and
asking the public to boycott him, have
seriously injured him He further
AYERS that the charges contained in their
pamphlets were false and libelous.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
The Usual Murder.

UKIAH. CAL, June 6.-At Hopland,
about o'clock Sunday afternoon, Henry
Willard shot Fred Andrews with a
pistol in the left temple. The difficulty
arose from an old quarrel. Andrews
cannot live.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
Horse stealing in New MexIc

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, June Ga
telegram received from the Deputy
Sheriff of Socorro this morning states
that eighteen head of horses crossed
over the San Antonio river bridge on
Saturday night driven by two white
men. A description of the horses
answers to those stole from the Klein
worts' ranch near here one day last
week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
TURN-BEZRIK CONTESTS.
Los Angeles Men sweep the
SWimmi ing Pool.

sp ,cial Dispatch to the HERALD.
SAN DIEGO, CAL. June 6-The prizes
of the South California Turn. Bezirk were
distributed at Leache's Opera House to.
night by President Kuherts.
WINNING GYMNAsTs.
The following Turner'S were presented
with diplomas for xcellence in gymnas'
tic exercises: Henry Hyman, of San
Diego, received sthe first prize: Louis
Tag, of Los Angeles, second: Paul Flam.
mer, of Los Angeles, third and w. Aul,
of San Diego, the fourth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07
COrcOran ParaIyzed.

WASHINGTON, June CIV, w. Cor
ooran, the aged millionaire phiIanthro.
pist, was suddenly stricken with paraly.
sis in his left arm and leg this afternoo on
and cannot now make use of them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-07

ST. PETERSBURG, June 6.--The Novoe
Vremya says that the first attempt made
to replace the present Emir OF Sokhsra
by his brother will bs the signal for
Russian occupation of that country.